What Is Article 21 of the Indian Constitution?
In this law note, we will discuss everything about Article 21 of the Constitution of India with the help of important case laws.KEEP READING
Law Notes, Bare Acts and Law Articles related to Supreme Court of India. These Notes are short, on point and easily understandable.
In this law note, we will discuss everything about Article 21 of the Constitution of India with the help of important case laws.KEEP READING
Learn about the history, collegium members, composition, eligibility of judges, jurisdiction, and powers of the Supreme Court of India.KEEP READING
Look at three quick laws related to watching pornography in India. In the end, it also mentions if watching porn in private is allowed or not.KEEP READING
This law article helps you understand the restrictions on Indian advocates to take up any other employment.KEEP READING
Let us analyse the law and focus on the provisions in the Indian laws to prosecute judges and public servants while holding their office.KEEP READING
Media reports the facts and proceedings of a courtroom. Here’s more about the roles and responsibilities of media in the judiciary.KEEP READING
A live-in relationship like marriage is neither a crime nor a sin, though socially unacceptable in this country. Here is more about it.KEEP READING
The impact of the pending cases on victims and accused can be understood in two terms: 1. Criminal pendency. 2. Civil pendency.KEEP READING
Election Law Amendment Act, 2021, introduces a provision to link the Aadhaar number with the electoral rolls. Here’s more about it.KEEP READING
What makes the independence of the Judiciary in India possible? Look at these 5 reasons why the Judiciary’s Independence is still honoured.KEEP READING
In some instances, the judiciary has to go beyond the doctrine of separation of powers which is termed as ‘judicial activism’. This law note tells you more.KEEP READING
Public Interest Litigation (PIL) can be filed if there’s a violation of fundamental or basic human rights, or to compel an authority to perform public duty.KEEP READING
The live streaming of the court proceedings is restricted to lawyers and the clients only instead of the public. Learn about its pros, cons, and more.KEEP READING
Certain nomenclatures are followed in daily life during the filing of cases in court. Advocates and students need to remember these for easy facilitation in filing cases.KEEP READING
The provisions related to the transfer of cases are given under Chapter XXXI, from sections 406 to 411 of the Criminal Procedure Code, 1973.
To secure a fair, honest and impartial trial, sometimes the transfer of a case becomes necessary. If an accused person believes (with a reasonable cause) that he may not receive a fair trial at the present court, he should be empowered with the right to have his case transferred to another court.KEEP READING
Criminal courts can be categorised or classified (in the hierarchy) as given below:
1. Supreme Court.
2. High Court.
3. Courts of Sessions.
4. Judicial Magistrates of the First Class (called Metropolitan Magistrates in the metropolitan area).
5. Judicial Magistrates of Second Class.
6. Executive Magistrates.
Let us learn more about the six above-mentioned criminal courts.KEEP READING
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